Gary Samdaliri – Gary Samdaliri, Artist

Yin/yang design oil painting commission . 100/100 cm . Started Feb 2021.

12/march

This is my new Yin / Yang design commission painting for client . A complex design which is slowly taking shape. I have now covered the negative space with Green.

28/march

Since the last update have now managed to paint the outer design & lotus flower . Feeling my way through the painting process .

The lotus design has been a very delicate painting project & is now really taking shape . I have still not completed the first layer but have been going over areas as a progress forward with this intricate mandala design.

28/may

I have now completed the first layer of the painting. A tough delicate painting project which has been a real joy to paint . The next stage will to further refine the design. The colours are starting to blend together in harmony .

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Great staple Tor Dartmoor . Landscape oil painting . 150/60 cm. Started Nov 2020.

Timeline:

2/12/20 I have carefully traced the Landscape painting from a high quality photograph, which has been cropped to a Panoramic composition.

The First layer i paint in a loose style to get the feel of the painting & to allow me then to refine the painting as i progress with more details & deeper colour application.

21/12/20 . The last few weeks i have started the second Layer of the painting . Currently focusing ob the Stones of the Tor . It’s a slow process that takes much patience to achieve more refinement.

8/2/21 . I Have now completed the fore Ground stones of the Landscape painting . This has been a very time consuming process but an Important Stage to begin to Achieve the realism i am aiming for .

11/5/21

Since the last update The Painting has progressed well . The open moor land has been a time consuming stage but well worth the time to enhance the depth of the landscape . I have introduced new colours to my palette , using gold green transparent oil paint with gold ochre & sap green plus red umber .

4/07/22

The second Stage has now been completed . It has taken me 9 months to get to this stage . A deeply challenging painting that has awakened a love of Landscape which i never had before .

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